Open source business models differentiate by providing value to commercial entities (support, extended features, whatever.) Traditional open source licenses an

Open source business models differentiate by providing value to commercial entities (support, extended features, whatever.) Traditional open source licenses and definitions of open source demand that the licenses not differentiate between different use types (personal, commercial, governmental, etc.) Newer licenses are coming up that do differentiate. Traditional open source orgs are often saying that they're source available, not open source.